Nerd Wallet
JULY 18, 2021
A startup lawyer is an essential partner to a new business, making sure you’re in compliance with applicable legal business/industry requirements and preventing legal problems that could hurt your business down the line. The article How to Find a Startup Lawyer: The Ultimate Guide originally appeared on NerdWallet.
Nerd Wallet
JUNE 22, 2021
A startup lawyer is an essential partner to a new business. A good startup attorney will make sure you’re in compliance with all of the legal requirements that apply to your business and industry. A good startup lawyer helps you before you. Priyanka Prakash writes for NerdWallet.
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Public Citizen
FEBRUARY 23, 2022
Online-only arbitration startups have emerged, established providers are marketing their virtual options, and firms are mandating that plaintiffs resolve disputes without setting foot in the same room as the decision-maker. Thus, while virtual trials may prove to be temporary, virtual arbitration is gaining steam.
NCBA Law Practice Management Blog
AUGUST 21, 2019
Lawyers start their own law firms for any number of reasons. Despite that, most lawyers starting law firms tend to make the same mistakes. There isn’t a wrong one. So, if it’s time for you to start your own law firm, good for you. And, these are three things you should figure out now, so you don’t get caught short resolving them later.
Fraser
SEPTEMBER 22, 2022
Scenario 1: You and Rachel start the business together and agree to split the business 80/20 since you put in all of the startup funding, make all of the soaps, and spend every weekend selling them at farmers markets from Port Huron to Petoskey, and all she did was set up the website – seems like a fair split. Wait, what!?! We’re 50/50!”
Consumer Financial Services Law
OCTOBER 10, 2016
highlights the need for startups to effectively vet their products prior to launch to ensure compliance with the consumer protection regulatory scheme. The CFPB has made it abundantly clear that it expects fintech companies to abide by the same rules as traditional brick and mortar lenders. Flurish, Inc.,
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